Samaras: Greece Trumpets "Retreat" in Foreign Policy with Celebrations - We Have Suffered a Double Blow
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Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras launched an attack on the government over foreign policy, citing Ursula von der Leyen's statements on Macedonian "identity and language" and on Greece's political exchange with Bulgaria. The post Samaras: Greece trumpets "retreat" in foreign policy with celebrations - We have suffered a double blow appeared first on in.gr.
The government spokesman's response after the meeting between Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and North Macedonian Prime Minister Christian Mickoski
Antonis Samaras is turning against the government and Ursula Von der Leyen, speaking of a double blow. The reason was a statement by Ursula Von der Leyen, but also the historic agreement in Thessaloniki, signed by the Prime Minister with his Bulgarian counterpart, for the exchange of relics. Samaras' statement "We received a double blow today. Mrs. Von der Leyen, who I don't know which Europe she represents, expressed admiration for the so-cal…
Antonis Samaras strongly criticized the government's policy on national issues, on the occasion of both Ursula von der Leyen's visit to North Macedonia and the agreement between Greece and Bulgaria for the return of the relics attributed to Samuel. The former prime minister linked the two developments, expressing his disagreement with the handling
Antonis Samaras unleashes new "fire" against the government on national issues, this time focusing on Skopje and the return of church relics from Bulgaria. In his videotaped intervention, the former prime minister accuses the government of silence and submission, provoking an immediate reaction from Megaros Maximos and Pavlos Marinakis, who responds without naming him.
Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras speaks of a "double blow", referring both to a comment by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and to the agreement to exchange relics between Greece and Bulgaria.
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